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- Idaho: City of Rocks National Reserve and Castle Rocks State ParkThe view from Circle Creek OverlookThe drive from Minidoka National Wildlife Refuge to Almo, Idaho is a beautiful one. This is gorgeous country. My photos do no justice to how amazingly beautiful it actually is. It is also spectacularly interes...
- Idaho: Minidoka National Wildlife RefugeWhite pelicans on the hunt.Early in the morning Traveler Thirteen and I parted ways in West Yellowstone, Montana and I headed southwest into Idaho. On the way out of town I had close encounters with mule deer and a misguided yellow-bellied marmot who...
- Red Rock Lakes National Wildlife Refugeon Jul 23, 2016 in NWS red rock lake national wildlife refugeOne of the few original homesteads you can see abandoned throughout the valley. Red Rock Lakes National Wildlife Refuge is located in the mostly undeveloped Centennial Valley near the headwaters of the Missouri River. The 55,775 acre refuge prov...
- Montana: Hell's-A-Roarin' Horse DriveGetting ready at the rodeo grounds.Every Memorial Day weekend in Gardiner, Montana, Hell's-A-Roarin' Outfitters and the town of Gardiner put the annual Hell's-A-Roarin' Horse Drive. This day you can see upwards of 200 horses and mules driven through...
- Yellowstone National Park: The SequalCinnamon Black Bear. Yes, black bears come in different colors. You can tell a black bear from Grizzly by the shape of the snout, the ears, the claws, shoulders, and the butt.I left Granite Creek Ranch rather reluctantly but I had places to go and pe...
- Grand Tetons National Parkon Jul 11, 2016 in bison buffalo Grand Tetons National Park mountains mule deer pronghorn Snake River wyoming yellow-bellied marmotTetons peaking out beyond the low clouds.When I awoke the sun was still down and the moon still shining brightly and low clouds clung to the sides of the mountains. Perfect conditions to drive the Teton Pass to Jackson Hole first time (she says sarca...
- Idaho: Granite Creek Guest RanchGetting ready for a ride. I liked it so much here at Granite Creek Ranch that I didn't want to leave.My home for three nights. Waiting for me at the end of the two mile dirt road to the ranch was what I consider paradise: an original homestead c...
- Wyoming: Fossil Butte National MonumentI left Green River, Wyoming under the dark threat of thunder clouds. My destination was Ririe, Idaho. Why will become clear in my next post. But first I drove west toward Kemmerer, Wyoming, the location of the first J.C. Penney store (once an America...
- Wyoming: Pilot Butte Wild Horse TourBetween Green River, Wyoming and Rock Springs, Wyoming runs County Road 53, which has been designated by the BLM (Bureau of Land Management) as the Pilot Butte Wild Horse Scenic Tour. The tour route runs through the BLM's White Mountain HMA (Herd Man...
- Walking in the Footsteps of DinosaursThis morning I left Vernal, Utah very early. As I drove out of town two mule deer jumped across Route 191 right in front of my car. They come out of the most unlikely places. I expect them in rural areas but not in the middle of town next to the 7-El...
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